An Indonesian volcano has continued to erupt for a second day, disrupting flights and sending thousands of people into shelters.
Mount Sinabung, located in Sumatra, erupted on Sunday for the first time in 400 years.
There are now approximately 21,000 people living in temporary shelters, officials say.
Airlines have been ordered to avoid north Sumatra as the volcano continues to spew smoke and ash.
The South-East Asian archipelago now has 69 active volcanoes.
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